Feature
One article a week, aimed at a search your buyers actually make and you can realistically win. It arrives as a draft, ready for your expertise.
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Illustrative example
Monthly searches, difficulty and buyer intent decide the topic, not guesswork.
Drafts know what you sell and who you sell to, and follow the strategy you set with Ady.
Places that need your own numbers, examples or opinion are marked, so the article adds something no one else can.
Each draft is checked against the pages already ranking and rewritten if it echoes them.
From your research: high enough demand, low enough difficulty, and not already covered by one of your pages.
What the top results cover and miss, so the draft is more useful, not just longer.
It's saved as a draft in WordPress, Shopify or Webflow, or as a pull request. Nothing goes live on its own.
An AI SEO blog writer is only as good as the topic it's given. Writing more articles about the wrong searches doesn't bring signups. Sojig plans each article from real search data and your strategy first, then drafts it for the people who buy your product.
Every topic starts with numbers: how many people search for it each month, how hard it is to rank, and whether the searcher is close to buying. Sojig skips topics where a page you already have should rank instead, so a new article never competes with your own pages. You can also give Ady a topic you want covered.
Before drafting, Sojig reads the pages on page one for that search. It notes what they all cover, so the draft doesn't miss the basics, and what they leave out, so yours has a reason to exist. The goal is a more useful article, not a longer one.
Drafts know what you sell, who you sell to and the strategy you agreed with Ady. That means examples and recommendations that fit your product and your buyers, not generic advice that could sit on any blog.
The parts that need your own numbers, customer stories or opinions are marked in the draft. That first-hand input is what makes content stand out, and it's what Google asks for when it talks about helpful content. The draft does the research and structure; you add what only you know.
Each article is saved as a draft in WordPress, Shopify or Webflow, or opened as a pull request on GitHub. Nothing goes live on its own, in any mode. One article a week is included in every plan, and you can ask for more at 10 credits each.
FAQ
One a week is included. Ask Ady for more at 10 credits each.
Google penalizes mass-produced pages made only to rank. Sojig drafts one planned article at a time, asks for your first-hand input, and you review everything before it's published.
Yes. Tell Ady a keyword or topic and it drafts the article you asked for.
No. Every article is saved as a draft for you to finish and publish, in every mode, including Full auto.
Yes. It's a normal draft in your CMS or a pull request on GitHub, so you edit it the way you edit anything else.
As long as the topic needs. The length is set by what the top results cover and what's missing from them, not by a word target.
Your first week of work is ready shortly after you connect.
7 days free, then from $99/month · Cancel any time